Thanks for floral offering and kindnesses during illness
The Rogers family thanks friends for the beautiful floral offering and many kindnesses and sympathy shown during their wife and mother's illness. Mrs. W. Harvey and family express appreciation. Mr Curtis Nichol of Dallas visited Comenche with his grandmother Mrs. W. T. Dobbs for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Rogers
W. W. Harvey
Mrs. Curtis Nicholson
Dallas
Comenche
W. T. Dobbs
We Live Again on the Russian Winter Stage
Dmitri confronts class, wealth, and a doomed system as he chooses love and conscience over privilege. He rejects a life of luxury to marry Missy and vows to join Katusha in Siberia, declaring Russia sick and in need of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dmitri
Missy
Kortchagin
Kovtchagin
Siberia
Karthagia
Kortcagin
Korthagin
Darling
Russia
Low
Katusha
Comanche Social Notes Open Weekend Visits and Travel
GAP Dave Crockett moved to Odom. Mrs Spivy visits her son in Raymondville. Mr Hancock of Abernathy visits daughter Mrs R M Rogers and family. Mr Blaker of Vernon visits W BRB Donalds. Mr and Mrs R M Roers visit daughter Mrs Jewell Drennon in Brownwood. W B Donaldson visits daughter Mrs Dennis Qualls in Wienert. Mrs Mollie Cagle returns from Abilene visiting son Vernon and family. Mr and Mrs C M Phillips visit son Cyril in Gorman. Ladies Tuesday Club meets with Mrs Asberry Rogers. Mr and Mrs Jack Cagle and Suppert Cagle go to Abilene. Byron Armstrong returns home at Akerly. Mr and Mrs Edwin Lowe and Dan Yarberry of Dallas spend weekend in Comanche with Mr and Mrs K Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAP
Dave Crockett
Odom
Spivy
Raymondville
Mr. Hancock
Abernathy
R. M. Rogers
Blaker
Vernon
W. Brb
Mollie Cagle
Abilene
C. M. Phillips
Cyril
Gorman
Asberry Rogers
Jack Cagle
Suppert Cagle
Byron Armstrong
Akerly
Black-Draught For Dizziness and Constipation
The advertisement touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable vegetable laxative. A Virginia resident praises its use for dizziness and headaches caused by constipation and notes children respond well to Syrup of Black-Draught for colds and stomach ailments. It claims millions of packages are needed to meet demand at 25 cents a package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
G. W. Holley
St. Paul
Siberia bound lovers rekindle amid harsh exile
A party at Energy hosts a slumber gathering for six girls then a dramatic Siberia departure scene follows. Katusha Maslova faces a long march with prisoners as Dmitri vows to follow and forgive, offering a new life together despite hardship and banishment.
Comanche County Workers Conference at Gustine Church
The Comanche County Workers Conference meets at Gustine First Baptist Church on Wednesday December 5 with a morning devotional by Elmo Slstes and a round table on orthodoxy in faith and practice led by J. L. Isabell. A sermon by A EF Wilson follows, then lunch. Afternoon sessions include devotional by Robert D F Silverman and a board meeting with discussions on the budget system and its scriptural basis led by R G Alexander, ending with an inspirational address by J W Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Workers Conference
Gustine First Baptist Church
Elmo Slstes
J. L. Isabell
EF. Wilson
Robert D. F. Silverman
R. G. Alexander
J. W. Henderson
Hoffman Family Spends Sunday in Hamilton
Charles Hoffman and his family enjoyed a Sunday visit in Hamilton with friends, sharing time together in a relaxed afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoffman
Hamilton
German Visitor Joe Tupin Arrives Monday
Joe Tupin, a German visitor, is shown arriving on Monday. The brief notes his presence and arrival in the town during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tupin
Dean's Pills: Kidney Health Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to check kidney function for symptoms like backache fatigue dizziness and swollen ankles. It promotes Dean's Pills as a kidney only remedy that cleanses the blood of poisons and wastes and claims worldwide use and pharmacist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
City of Comanche Semi Annual Report 1934
The City of Comanche reports five figures including 4,213.88 and 4,977.73 and notes 32,000 of City bonds held as an investment for the Sinking Land. Signed by Mayor M. Coleman and City Secretary Hill Huddleston stating accuracy to the best of knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Comanche
City of Comanche
Weekend visits across Abilene and Pottsville noted
Billie MecGlothlin of Abilene visited relatives here with his parents Mr and Mrs W A MecGlothlin. Gayland Magness stayed with Mr and Mrs Lee Tate at Creamer. Mr and Mrs F Wagner of Pottsville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C H Williams. Mr and Mrs W H Northcutt and children of Pottsville were with Mr and Mrs R C McPherson. Mr and Mrs Elroy Morgan also mentioned in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie MecGlothlin
Abilene
W. A. MecGlothlin
Gayland Magness
Lee Tate
Creamer
F. Wagner
Pottsville
C. H. Williams
W. H. Northcutt
R. C. McPherson
Notable Socials and Outings in Gustine and Blanco
Mrs. W. D. Peterson hosted a Sunday visit with her daughter in Gustine. George S. Emert spent part of last week in Blanco on a deer hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Emert
Blanco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Lowe
Dan Yarberry
K. Thompson
Dick Moore
Energy
Tera
Juanita McGlathlin
Jimmie Dean
Sunny McPherson
Maggie Mae Cates
Doris Magness
Miss Margaret Harris
Cloda Caraway
Gayle Isham
Derroll Caraway
Boone Eddleman
Merlin Boydston
Millie McMoore
Katusha Maslova
Prince
Khatusha
Moscow
Doan
General Fund
Willard
Willard’s
Wm. Reese Drug CO
R. D. Polston
Wetzel Barber Shop
M. Coleman
Hill Huddleston
Water Fund
Ewes
D. Sonn Cena
Es Ark Fund
Palance
O. D
Eee
Ll J
O. D. Ee
O. D. Ed
S.qis
Ujesy Pajigg
ASOTO
Gms
L Uj Young
Weis Dey
Yun Y Wing
S.qaIs
Magnolia
W.P
Vate
Antes
Tom Burton
C. W. Ory
Nat’l Bank
Princes
Res
Gulf Refining CO
W. H. Slider
E. R. Ammons
West Side Square
Texas
Daughety Clinic
Central Texas Hospital
Brownwood, Texas
N. A. Palmer &Co
Nate
A. J. Gray
Kenneth Ory
Comanche M National Bank
Office
Geo. T. Blackwell
Blackwell Sanitarium
Orman, Texas
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